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Evan Valentine the citizen became Evan Valentine the digital musician around Christmas 1996, at the age of 15. He has since become interested in a wide variety of musical expressions, including various acoustic instruments, folk stylings, IDM, and ambient music. Although 95% of Evan's output is through software synthesis and production methods, this blend of electronic styles is always gleaming inspiration from other forms of playable music.
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| lp011-02-evan_valentine-fish_food-lone_beep |
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| lp011-03-evan_valentine-fish_food-self-help_book |
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| lp011-04-evan_valentine-fish_food-every_river_you_can_think_of |
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| lp011-05-evan_valentine-fish_food-all_you_do_is_dooks |
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| lp011-06-evan_valentine-fish_food-regal_energy_guide |
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Reviews
Reviewer:
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September 18, 2005
Subject: Fine release
Subject: Fine release
Flowing, emotional idm(ish) soundscapes. Very nicely produced pieces, with lots of influences from classic electronica like Boards of Canada. The beats have enough variation to keep things interesting, while not being too glitchy. I only wish some of the tracks (especially "Lone Beep") would be longer, but this is much of a personal preference. Definately deserves some more downloads!
